A ProPublica report shows that since 2009, the rate of bankruptcy filings in black neighborhoods in the Northern District of Illinois has doubled.
Illinois households that moved out of state earned $19,600 more, on average, than those who moved in during the 2014-2015 tax year.
A proposed increase in gas taxes to pay for state infrastructure spending would impose another burden on overtaxed Illinoisans.
The speaker is nationally unique in his ability to control politics and policy.
As Chicago faces a budget gap approaching $260 million, one alderman suggests more ticketing to close the shortfall.
A new law will allow certain nurses in Illinois to practice independently of physicians, expanding health care access and affordability.
Illinoisans already pay a variety of high taxes, including at the pump.
The most likely driver is pretty obvious to most Illinoisans: the rage of constituents.
Mark Janus finds himself at the center of a historic U.S. Supreme Court case that could end forced union fees for government workers.
A quarter of the cameras were installed at intersections without a red-light-related crash in at least three years, and a majority did not meet IDOT criteria, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Illinois’ August metro jobs report came amid long-term trends of sluggish jobs growth.